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SKU #: KR20853
10x14
Traditional
Hand Knotted
Primary color is Emarald. Colors in this rug include: Ivory, Rose, Tan, Blue, Peah, Multi
Wool
0.75
Kerman
India
Floral
New
New With Tags
Bring the dramatic elegance of Persian court design into your interior with this hand-knotted Kerman wool area rug. Drawing from centuries of Kerman design heritage, the rug transforms classic floral grandeur into a refined floor statement with a deep emerald field, an expansive ivory border, and delicate botanical details throughout. Floral urns, soft pink blooms, and serene blue accents add graceful color movement, while the contrast between the lush green center and the light border creates a striking traditional composition. Meticulously knotted from soft wool on a durable cotton foundation, this handmade rug offers a smooth feel underfoot, a subtle sheen, and a durable structure for long-term use. It is well suited for a living room, dining room, bedroom, formal sitting area, or any space that calls for a Persian style rug with depth, elegance, and timeless design. *Please note: The color of your rug may look slightly different in person than it appears on screen. Digital displays often make colors more vivid, and pile direction can affect how light reflects across the surface. We have photographed this rug carefully, and the video below can provide a clearer color reference before you order. If you have questions, please call and we will gladly assist.
Story Behind the Art: Famous for both technical quality and elaborate ornamentation, Kerman rugs originated in the city of Kerman in southeastern Iran, a celebrated workshop weaving center since the Safavid era of 1501 to 1732. Kerman rugs are often designed with floral or architectural themes in the main border and a central medallion placed prominently in the field. Their design vocabulary also includes Shah Abbasi medallion-and-corner layouts, garden scenes, vase compositions, tree-of-life patterns, hunting and animal motifs, all-over boteh designs, all-over floral patterns, and striped arrangements. The best-known Kerman rug pattern is the vase or boteh design, in which vases or boteh forms are scattered throughout the field against a background of floral motifs and palmettes. Kerman rugs are noted for finesse of weave, delicate drawing, and an unusually broad color range. Creating one of these hand knotted rugs often takes more than a year, with many pieces using between 15 and 30 carefully selected colors. overall.












